Hi Aruna,
Reversing a depreciation run is not possible by itself, however the following
workaround can be used for the same effect.
- Step 1: Trigger a
recalculation for the open periods of the fiscal year (including periods where
the depreciation run was already executed).
Accounting impact of the
recalculation:
The recalculation will have the effect to reset / reinitialize
the planned depreciation for the fixed assets for the open periods. NO POSTINGS
will occur.
This means that for the period for which the depreciation run has
been performed and is correct these periods should be closed before performing
the recalculation - Step 2: Start again the
depreciation run for the periods of which the depreciations posting are
initially erroneous.
Accounting impact of the new depreciation run:
For
the periods of which the initial depreciation run was erroneous, new
depreciation postings will occur with the correct value.
For the periods of
which the initial depreciation run was correct, the initial period-relevant
depreciation values posted will remain. Only the delta will be posted to
accounting i.e the erroneous non-period-relevant depreciation values posted will
be reverted (that is, posted with reversed sign).
Kindly confirm this thread if the update fulfills your requirement.
Thanks
Lokesh Sharma